King East Estates
5 Aida Pl, Richmond Hill, ON, Canada
Development By - Plazacorp Urban Residential Communities
Coming Soon
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King East Estates
5 Aida Pl, Richmond Hill, ON, Canada
Development By - Plazacorp Urban Residential Communities
Coming Soon
Building Type Townhome
City Richmond Hill
Neighbourhood Oak Ridges
Development By Plazacorp Urban Residential Communities
Development Status Pre-Construction
Sales Status Now Selling
Price Range Coming Soon
Suite Sizes TBD
Avg. Price/Sq. Ft TBD
Occupancy 2024
Storeys 2
Units 255
Extras
Parking Price TBD
Locker Price TBD
Maint. Fees TBD
King East Estates
King East Estates is an upcoming townhome development coming up in Richmond Hill, developed by Plazacorp Urban Residential Communities. This new residential development will be located at 5 Aida Pl, Richmond Hill and is currently in its pre-construction phase. It will feature rooms that range between 1980 – 3400 sq ft in size and have some of the most luxurious in-house amenities.
Amenities
Location & Neighbourhood
King East Estates will be located in an area that is just a short drive away from several amenities. Just a few minutes from home, residents will have a wide range of dining, shopping and entertainment options. The area is also considered ideal for students as there are several post-secondary institutes that are easily accessible including the famous Seneca College King Campus. There are also several green spaces around in the form of nature trails, lush parks and freshwater lakes. Residents of this development will have easy access to transit services thanks to the York Region Transit. There are also convenient access points to highways including Highway 404, that can take commuters to downtown Toronto in just under 45 minutes.
About The Developers
Since 1982, Plazacorp Urban Residential Communities has taken pride in building quality homes. They see themselves as so much more than just a home builder, but as a real brand of lifestyle that can impact the lives of people buying their houses. They’ve constructed more than 7,000 houses, and they don’t expect to slow down.
